Pappy is correct. It is perfectly fine to pour bleach directly into the skimmer. Pour it slowly and only when the pump is running.
Pappy is correct. It is perfectly fine to pour bleach directly into the skimmer. Pour it slowly and only when the pump is running.
Awesome!! Thanks! That will at least make it easier to pour and less likely splashing on my clothes like before having to hold the heavy bottle so far out from the liner...
16x32 in-ground rectangle | chlorine pool | vinyl liner | k-2006 test kit
Always wear old clothes when dosing bleach. The bleach seems to know when I haven't changed into my pool care clothes.
12'x24' oval 7.7K gal AG vinyl pool; ; Hayward S270T sand filter; Hayward EcoStar SP3400VSP pump; hrs; K-2006; PF:16
I've been dumping off the diving board into the deep end of our pool. Is this OK? We have an outlet in the shallow end, with a 90 degree angle pipe directing the flow towards the deep end (down slightly to get the water at the bottom moving), a skimmer in the middle of the pool, and an inlet sucking straight in in the deep end. Is the chlorine just being sucked into the inlet and into our filter?
26,000 gal IG vinyl liner pool (20'x40'), Waterway SMF-110 wet end w/ Century SQS-1072R motor, Pac-Fab Triton TR60 sand filter, K-2006A. Manually added chems: 12.5% NaClO liquid, granular CYA, baking soda, 31% muriatic acid.
If you have an in-line chlorinator do NOT pour bleach into the skimmer!
My preferred way is to pour the bleach directly into the return stream.
Carl
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